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You can refer to MARAC directly using the MARAC Referral Form. Whilst a DASH score is preferable, not having one does not preclude a referral. Please be clear about the potential escalation, based on your professional judgement. If you are unsure or have any questions please contact the MARAC chair, [email protected].
All services have a MARAC and DASV representative to provide support determining whether a case should be referred, based on the level of risk being identified, professional judgement or risk of escalation. High Risk category includes physical and non-physical harm. It is essential that all services understand this when assessing risk and referring to MARAC.
Please contact your manager or email [email protected] to identify your MARAC rep.
MARAC Referral Form
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Speakers included the Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales, Nicole Jacobs; Michelle Griffith Robinson OLY; Laura Bates of the Everyday Sexism Project; and Nathaniel Horne from Beyond Equality.
